Version: unspecified (using Devel) OS: Linux If you want to export a route map you can either choose to 1. export it in one general map (mostly with a bad resolution and without city/street names) or 2. zoom in, export to many detailed maps and put them with a graphic editor together (inconvenient and time intensive task). So Marble should offer an option to export route maps with a specific scale (e. g. 1:1000, 1:10000, 1:100000, 1:1000000 or custom scale). For this first the westernmost and easternmost longitude as well the most southernmost and northernmost latitude of the route map must be found. I do not know how difficult/time intensive the implementation of such an feature is ... Reproducible: Always Expected Results: see above
Yes, that would indeed be a nice feature to have in Marble. (Maybe if I find some time, I could try to make a patch for that...) However, if you need something similar right now, you might want to take a look at the following quick&dirty PHP script I kludged for myself to export a Marble-planned route to my Reading-A-Printed-Map (tm) navigation system: http://ente.baer.rwth-aachen.de/gpx/gpx-to-paper.php It will generate a bunch of DIN-A4 pages containing the map around a given gpx route. Just export your Marble route as *.gpx file and use it with that script. Specific scales are not supported however, it just uses a fixed OSM tile zoom level. (15 by default)
I thing this is the same then Bug #200019.